A QC Senior Environmental Scientist served as project manager for the development of the NEPA Environmental Assessment for the launch site operator license.
Provided overall direction for the NEPA document and provided oversight for the preparation of the EA.
Responsible for responding to agency comments
Worked closely with the FAA to see the document through completion and issuance of the launch site operator license.
QC provides compliance assistance with an industrial stormwater permit for the airport
Conducts regular and on call sampling at various outfalls
Reviews all laboratory sampling result and provides guidance on effluent limitation standards
Developed specialized sampling techniques to safely collect water samples from various outfalls
Designed erosion control plan sets (Initial/interim and final) including earth dikes, drainage swales and sediment traps to reduce overall maintenance and impact to the project area
Provided the client with a SWMP narrative that met both the owner and Army Corps of Engineer standards for the project.
Conducted weekly and post storm event monitoring of construction BMPs from installation through various phases of the project.
Managed the SWMP and erosion control plan sets for the project.
Prepared management plans for vegetation, wildlife and construction dust monitoring.
Conducted pre-construction and ongoing vegetation and wildlife surveys.
Installed real time construction dust (PM10) monitors for the project.
Review/Monitor real time PM10 data and provide to both the client and Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) on a daily basis.
QC was contracted to perform environmental due diligence on approximately 986 production wells, 8 injection wells, and 9 active compressor stations.
The scope of work consisted of a records review and field evaluation of air, equipment integrity, spills, SPCC, and hazardous materials.
Provided the client with a comprehensive regulatory compliance analysis for air.
Estimated dollar values for environmental defects following the review of findings from the due diligence.
Quandary (QC) was hired to conduct a wetland, wildlife, and water of the U.S. assessment along a 40-mile pipeline ROW in Weld County, Colorado.
A QC senior biologist conducted wetland determinations, delineations, and prepared a USACE nationwide permit application for the project.
Advised the client on avoidance strategies which included re-routing portions of the pipeline and boring under two river crossings.
Responsible for environmental oversight, monthly discharge reporting, and dewatering design for two borings under river crossings.
